Nehemiah Turner, an 11-year-old from Florida, becomes the first child to log 100 reading hours in the Jacksonville Humane Society’s Pawsitive Reading program.
The Nebraska men’s basketball team will face Kansas State on Oct. 26 at BigIron Events Center in Grand Island.
“Lake Wallenpaupack celebrates 100 years. Beneath its waters lies a tale of innovation, history, and community impact.”
One of the missing soldiers, 2nd Lt. Eugene Christensen of Fremont, was identified thanks to his grandnephew’s efforts.
The International Black Theatre Festival returns to Winston-Salem, featuring stage productions, workshops, and more.
Emmalee Wilkins, an 11-year-old leukemia patient, inspired local businesses to deliver pizzas and cupcakes to her hospital after posting window signs.
Students in Bradford County trade classrooms for parks, learning math and language arts amid nature to combat summer slide.
Nebraska prison officials halted PATH, a proposal for early release of prisoners, amid legislative criticism and past controversies.
Madison police fatally shot Corey Ruiz. Advocates urge independent inquiry. Michael Bell Sr. discusses system flaws.
Wildfires in Canada and Minnesota have led to hazardous air in Wisconsin, impacting health and local businesses.
Colt Gray, 16, pleads guilty to 55 counts in Apalachee High shooting. Faces life in prison; parole eligibility pending.
In Athens, ICE operations drew responses from Rep. Clyde, calling agents “heroes.” AIRC aids impacted families.
